RE: You are correct, but don't forget that drivers are not pistons

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In Reply to: You are correct, but don't forget that drivers are not pistons posted by Al Sekela on January 17, 2010 at 12:19:23:

Just a wacky thought::
Doppler shift works both ways....when the fire engine approaches the tone rises and as the fire engine goes away, the tone falls.
If this happens quickly enough.....Will your ear/brain 'average' it out? Smear the sound?

Al, isn't 7khz / 60hz within the reasonable range for a decent full range driver?

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Topic - Frequency Modulation Distortion? - Lee of Omaha 07:24:22 01/17/10 (1)

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You are correct, but don't forget that drivers are not pistons - Al Sekela 12:19:23 01/17/10 (0)

RE: You are correct, but don't forget that drivers are not pistons - pictureguy 09:08:01 05/01/10 (0)

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